Fernando Tatis Jr.’s flow and career abruptly stopped on Tuesday, as the San Diego Padres star slowly came off the field after making a rare pitch in an exhibition game.
Padres said Tatis had discomfort in his left shoulder, which he did not throw, and that he would be reassessed on Wednesday.
Tatis went into the hole to hit a backdrop in the third inning, hit by Jonathan India of Cincinnati in Peoria, Arizona. Tatis’s movement seemed out of place, even as he came out.
Tatis, 22, started to leave the diamond and was greeted by manager Jayce Tingler and a coach. After a few minutes on the bench, Tatis headed to the club accompanied by a coach.
Oriole 4
Raze 3
Trey Mancini had two hits for Baltimore, including his second round at home, and the recently signed Maikel Franco made it to the first round of the Orioles’ 4-3 win over the Rays.
The match was won by the Dominican César Valdez (1-0), who threw 3.0 acts, accepted three shots, one run and his ERA is 1.80.
Cardinals 5
Citizens 5
Washington has put some difficulty into its field plans using regular second baseman Starlin Castro as the starter in third place, replacing Carter Kieboom, who hits .167 with 12 hits in 36 bats this spring in Clash A The Cardinals and the Nationals drew 5 rounds.
Luis García started in second place for Castro and went 3-2, including a tubey. Juan Soto went 2-0 and Victor Robles 3-1.
Mets 5
Marlins 3
Francisco Lindor made homer for the third game in a row and for the fourth time in five games for New York. JD Davis also did homer. Kevin Pillar produced a triple and a single, and the Mets defeated the Marlins 5-3.
Marcus Stroman made his fifth start, allowing three runs and nine shots in more than five innings. For Marlins, Starling Mars produced a double and a single.
Yankees 5
Detroit 5 (9)
Corey Kluber made his third start for New York, giving up a dirty race with three shots and three walks in 3 innings 3/3. Mike Tauchman started the game with the third round at home. Tyler Wade had two shots and went, scoring a run. Greg Allen and Chris Gittens opened the eighth with consecutive rounds, in the meeting that the Yankees and Detroit tied for five rounds.
For Detroit, Willi Castro went 3-2, including a triple, led on a tour and cheated a base.
Pirates 1
Gemini 0
Chase De Jong had his second start in his fourth appearance for Pittsburgh, giving up a hit in 3 2/3 innings without allowing a run. Adam Frazier hit a home run and a single, 17-for-29 (.586) this spring in the game where the Pirates defeated the Gemini 1-0.
For the Pirates, the clash was won by Michael Féliz, while Roaning Contreras scored the save, after acting in one half and succeeding all three he faced.
Andrew Romine tripled for one of Minnesota’s three hits.
Brewers 9
Dodgers 6
Walker Buehler, the Los Angeles starter, took a heavy penalty, allowing three runs in the first half. Buehler allowed 10 shots, nine runs and four total homers in 4 innings 2/3. Justin Turner made homer for the Dodgers, who lost 9-6 to the Milwaukee Brewers.